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Where Can I Do KIRUV These Days? | KIRUV Legends Worldwide | KIRUVSTORE.ORG

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven

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Where can a new cub these days? [Music] Be Ruven AI speaking here. Let me be very clear. Kirub is not just something nice to do. It's an absolute obligation for every Jew. When a person does koo they are emulating akadosh baruk's who himself by creating good in the world. The Zohar says that if people truly understood the value of helping someone due touva, they would run through the streets like crazy people looking for non-religious Jews to help. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Wow. [Applause] [Music] Wo! [Music] [Applause] The reward for Kiru is unimaginable. You receive 310 worlds for every Jew you help return to the path of Torah. Not only that, but every mitzvah they do, every time they learn Torah, every time they keep Shabbat, it all goes to your account as well. It's a never- ending reward. But understand this, K must come from the heart, not from your pocket or your ego. You can't do Kov just by throwing money at it. Even more importantly, you must be learning Torah yourself for your Kiru efforts to have. Without Torah learning, there's no zatu for kiru. The most effective way to do kiru is to make it your number one priority in life. After your basic necessities, whether you're giving maser, distributing CDs, arranging sharim, or sharing Torah content online, you must do something for Kiru every single day. Even 5 minutes a day can change lives. Remember, you're not just helping others, you're saving yourself. The zerimon teaches that doing ku can turn all of your past sins into mitzvot. Woo! [Music] Heat.